Japanese Cruiser Matsushima Sinks With Heavy Losses
Washington dispatch reports the Japanese cruiser Matsushima exploded and sank off the Posadore Islands with a large loss of life. Survivors were scarce and cadets aboard the vessel were among the dead or missing. The cause of the explosion remains unknown though theories point to an internal magazine issue or electrical fault. officials in Tokyo and Washington seek full details as nations monitor the tragedy.
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Jayangse Atulmsalor
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Noal
Burning flag incident sparks tensions at city vigil
Fragmented OCR details describe a chaotic night near a hotel and public square. An unfamiliar crowd gathered as a large flag burned, drawing attention from bystanders and police. The scene included mentions of a card in a war context and unclear references to individuals or groups.
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Walt
Rome
Organized Labor to Enter Politics and Labor Law Fight
Chicago April 30 Organized labor will influence the coming presidential election to an extent that will alarm opponents. Samuel Gomper, president of the American Federation of Labor, said labor plans to press for laws to prevent industrial stagnation. He noted a tentative move to introduce such measures in congress led by Senator William Alden Smith. The leaders expect a strong, combative lobby to push immediate action and defend workers amid the political campaign.
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Samuel Gompars
Americho Puderation of Labor
Wisconsin
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Wm. Alden Smith
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Guinpers
Aid For Families Of Army Officers
New York April 1 The annual meeting of the Army Relief organization held at the home of Mrs. Daniel Janson stressed the ongoing need for aid to officers families widow and orphan cases. Treasurer noted about 74000 spent in relief education and loans with 40000 in a permanent fund. Mrs. Lamush re elected president and officers listed.
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Mire
Daniel Janson
Muryee
Mare
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Lamush
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Telehurd
Death ruling in New York judge case headline
A garbled report from New York outlines a court case involving a judge and a complicated incident. The text references April, Pecans, a home in Sew Koehally, and a pursuit with People and a wife, with mentions of $260 and Osborn. The stream of words suggests a court decision or ruling affecting multiple parties.
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Rum
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Sew
Koehally
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Suermante
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Hell
High Duty On Cradles In New York and Nearby Areas
Fragmented OCR note from April mentions rising duties and restrictions affecting cradles and related goods. It references New York and surrounding environs, with scattered phrases about manufacturers, penalties, and market effects. The text is garbled but centers on tariff or regulatory changes impacting infant cradle-related trade.
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Seo York
New York
Judges Arrive in Manila for Philippine Constitutional Contention
Dan Pranelseo and two Lunlat delegates join top judges in Manila for a combined Philippine constitutional convention. Supreme Court members include J F Johnson of Olu and J T Tracy of Albaty, with Adams Garnon from Tiverlom Via. A former judge from New York resigns to practice privately. Williams notes improving conditions and broad support for American sovereignty though some oppose withdrawal. An initial assembly approved a 1,000,000 peso grant to extend the public school system.
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Wie
Topaths
Vention
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Supremi Court
J. F. Jounson
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Albaty
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Tiverlom
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Telag
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Cnter
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Falanda
Rockefeller Saves Church Choir With $200 Gift
New York reports John D. Rockefeller donated 200 to support a twelve voice choir at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. The fund was exhausted after months of support and the choir faced elimination. Organist Harry Shelley thanked Rockefeller for his prompt generosity and the church members praised the act.
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New York
Neil
John D. Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Wieclareh
Charles C. Spencer
Harry Reng Shelley
Mr. Rockefeller
Trans Pacific Steamship Line Seeks Japan Connection
Ban Feandrey and Fred A Mev travel from Japan with Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul officials to arrange a passenger and freight service link via Seattle. A plan with Osaka company aims to add steamer connections, extending the Milwaukee Road network toward western terminals. Board approval noted, broader fleet expansion expected to support transpacific routes.
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Fred. A. Mmev
Chicago
Milwaukee and
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Avid James
A. Tilland
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Japanesa
Seattle
Milwaukee
Paul
Thuy
Osaka Ahonon Kaban
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Board of Directora
Sanameses Romanty
Mystery of Mrs Hlinor Glyn at Newhouse Manor
The article notes Mrs Hlinor Glyn, a well known author of There Weeks, visiting the Newhouse Manor. It mentions lith Myre 0 Sirk and references various names and places, with unclear details about the event and attendees.
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Newhouse
Provisions for Emergence Currency and Clearing House Plan
A draft bill outlines emergence currency for municipal and national banks, creating a national clearinghouse system with an aggregate capital and surplus of 6 million dollars. It sets tax bases, rate changes, and a six by six emergency commission composition with presidential appointment.
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Conference of the Republicana
Tvel
Campus Fossils Unearthed On College Grounds
New York April 1. Columbia officials announced discovery by a young scientist of fossilized remains embedded in paving near the campus library. The stone slabs reportedly contain minute shells and fossils from a prehistoric era that could aid geology students and a paleontological museum.
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Ik Wes
Cayenfoskor Gralau
Jorge
Pune
Paleontological Museum
Chadwick Remembers Spauld. Father of Baseball Probate
Henry Chadwick known as the father of baseball died April 20 in Brooklyn. His will filed for probate notes a monument vow to his grave in Greenwood Cemetery. Estate listed includes cash and real estate totaling about baled figures.
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Henry Chadwick
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Ap Jatt
Currency Bill and Republican Leaders Clash in House
A Washington dispatch notes a clash among Republican leaders over currency reform. Representative Vreeland of New York introduced a bill replacing his earlier proposal, aiming to reflect the views of a substantial Republican majority in the House.
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Representative Vreeland
New York
Republion
Storms Hit Markets and Farms Across The Midwest
Reports from April detailing severe spring storms across Missouri, Kansas, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kentucky, and surrounding areas. Damage to fruit trees, gardens, and crops noted. record lows and hail caused losses to vegetables, orchards, and vineyards. Weather conditions disrupted plantings and raised concerns for harvests. Authorities tracked frost and wind impacts, with mixed regional effects on agriculture and transport. Localities include St. Louis, Des Moines, Lexington, and Cleveland.
Brooklyn Tommy Attell and Sullivan Fight Drawn Bout
San Francisco ailment and Brooklyn Tommy Attell met for the third time in the ring at the Goliseau venue. The bout ended in a draw after a tense exchange echoing a prior November encounter. Attell and Sullivan, long linked in boxing lore, traded blows as officials logged a non decisive finish.
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San Francisco
Boxing Card Rumors From Prague and California Fights
The report outlines a boxing lineup with Alon and Altull as favorites and a 16 round bout rumored to include Sullivan Isle. It mentions Prague and California lightweights and a possible sixteenth round, with whispers about other matchups and a pending preliminary event.
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Altull
Sullivan
Yred Landarn Mand Dahwoy
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Nother
Amore Nyaley
Welle Publig
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Mayor resigns as city grapples with dry era
Chicago reports Mayor Lehman resigns amid revenue crisis and inability to implement promised improvements. He cites the city's tax and tinloon revenue shortfalls and foresees a special election to select a successor.
Wood Pelp Convention Evidence Refutes Paper Price Claims
Testimony at a convention demonstrated a paper price manipulation scheme involving multiple participants and documents. John Narva of the New York Times questioned the process, noting increased paper costs and questioning the integrity of the paper trade while trials and filings continued to challenge the alleged collusion and price hikes.
Roosevelt Urged to Seek a Second Term
A contested note shows calls from various political factions urging Theodore Roosevelt to run again. It cites party concerns, public demand, and questions about the feasibility of continuing reform under different leaders, warning of possible Republican resistance if he declines.
Pneumonia Remedy Claims Shown in Ancient Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a purported “simple remedy” for pneumonia with a long, garbled account of claimed discoveries, methods, and warnings. The text cites various locations and names, mentioning a Chicago observer and references to medical claims, dates, and alarming language without coherent, verifiable details.
Closing Quotations of World's Markets
New York market reports mixed gains and losses as investors reacted to recent deals. Stirs in stocks like American Cotton and Western Electric moved modestly, while leaders such as St Paul and Canam Southern posted varied results. Sugar and coffee futures showed nominal shifts with tight trade in New York on April 30.
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Dave Bens
Westhnghuse Bloetde Folk
Evin
Noeuiarn Parke
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